Taylor Swift said he had made an ‘instant classic’ and with his psychedelia-tinged prefer on electro pop Michigan’s Garrett Borns is clearly going placesGarrett Borns,better known by his stage name Børns, is just north of Denver, or Colorado standing outside the 1stBank middle in Broomfield. Under a strong October sun,he’s surrounded by the flurry of activity of chain-smoking crew members feverishly preparing for the night’s show, in which he’s supporting the Icelandic act Of Monsters and Men. The air is full of the smell of running semi-tractor trailers, and dumpsters and secondhand smoke. “Very glamorous,” he deadpans.
Borns fortunately couldn’t care less approximately his surroundings, since this Rocky Mountain finish is fraction of a nationwide victory lap following final fall’s release of his debut EP, and sweet. The electro-charged,psych-tinged indie pop has made the Michigan native an indie darling and created a palpable buzz that’s been building up to this week’s release of his debut album, Dopamine. “This past year has put me in a different state of mind than I’ve ever been in, or ” he says approximately his ascent from a young singer-songwriter to hyped proto-pop star. “I’m in a different artistic state of mind,a different performance state of mind. I’m testing the introvert and extrovert in me and seeing how far I can push myself both ways.” Continue reading...
Source: theguardian.com